DC and Warner Bros Home Entertainment have unveiled the main cast for Catwoman: Hunted, an new anime-style film that premieres next year.
The line up for DC's latest animated feature, as announced by The Hollywood Reporter, will star Elizabeth Gillies (Victorious, Dynasty) as Catwoman. Stephanie Beatriz, best known for her portrayal of Rosa Diaz in Brooklyn Nine-Nine, will play Batwoman.
The film also features voice work from The Walking Dead's Lauren Cohan, will take up the role of Alfred Pennyworth's daughter Julia. Veteran voice actor Steve Blum - best known for his work as the voice of Spike Spiegel in Cowboy Bepop and as Wolverine across a number of different X-Men - will play Soloman Grundy.
DC's nefarious Black Mask will feature in the film, played by Jonathan Banks of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul fame. Other stars include Keith David as DC kingpin Tobias Whale, Zehra Fazal as Talia al Ghul and Nosferata, Kirby Howell-Baptiste as Barbara Minerva / Cheetah, Jonathan Frakes as Boss Moxie and King Faraday, Kelly Hu as Cheshire, Eric Lopez as Domino 1, Andrew Kishino as Mr. Yakuza and Domino 6, Jaqueline Obrados as La Dama, and Ron Yuan as Doctor Tzin.
According to THR, the film starts with Catwoman stealing a priceless jewel, which for one reason or another puts her on a treacherous path up against the film's many foes. With a whole host of criminal masterminds up against Catwoman, it will be interesting to see how the film shares the spotlight between its consortium of supervillains.
As for its reported anime style, the film is set to be directed by Shinsuke Terasawa. He is known for his work as a director and animator on projects including Mobile Suit Gundam, Dragon Ball Z, and Gintama. Meanwhile, the script is being written by Greg Weisman, who has worked on a number of animated shows before, including Young Justice and Marvel's The Spectacular Spider-Man.
Catwoman: Hunted which is expected to premiere in early 2022. For more DC-related news, make sure to check out the news of the DC comic character that seemingly came out as bisexual in a recent issue.
Jared Moore is a freelance writer for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter.
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The line up for DC's latest animated feature, as announced by The Hollywood Reporter, will star Elizabeth Gillies (Victorious, Dynasty) as Catwoman. Stephanie Beatriz, best known for her portrayal of Rosa Diaz in Brooklyn Nine-Nine, will play Batwoman.
The film also features voice work from The Walking Dead's Lauren Cohan, will take up the role of Alfred Pennyworth's daughter Julia. Veteran voice actor Steve Blum - best known for his work as the voice of Spike Spiegel in Cowboy Bepop and as Wolverine across a number of different X-Men - will play Soloman Grundy.
DC's nefarious Black Mask will feature in the film, played by Jonathan Banks of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul fame. Other stars include Keith David as DC kingpin Tobias Whale, Zehra Fazal as Talia al Ghul and Nosferata, Kirby Howell-Baptiste as Barbara Minerva / Cheetah, Jonathan Frakes as Boss Moxie and King Faraday, Kelly Hu as Cheshire, Eric Lopez as Domino 1, Andrew Kishino as Mr. Yakuza and Domino 6, Jaqueline Obrados as La Dama, and Ron Yuan as Doctor Tzin.
According to THR, the film starts with Catwoman stealing a priceless jewel, which for one reason or another puts her on a treacherous path up against the film's many foes. With a whole host of criminal masterminds up against Catwoman, it will be interesting to see how the film shares the spotlight between its consortium of supervillains.
As for its reported anime style, the film is set to be directed by Shinsuke Terasawa. He is known for his work as a director and animator on projects including Mobile Suit Gundam, Dragon Ball Z, and Gintama. Meanwhile, the script is being written by Greg Weisman, who has worked on a number of animated shows before, including Young Justice and Marvel's The Spectacular Spider-Man.
Catwoman: Hunted which is expected to premiere in early 2022. For more DC-related news, make sure to check out the news of the DC comic character that seemingly came out as bisexual in a recent issue.
Jared Moore is a freelance writer for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter.
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